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The admin attacked India's solar policies through the WTO, and such disputes would only get more common under trade deals Obama is pushing.

John Light Technology

The first annual report from the administration's Social and Behavioral Sciences Team offers promising psychological nudges.

Clayton Aldern Climate & Energy

Paper manufacturers are freaking out that you're texting instead of scribbling, so this trade group is going on the offense.

Katie Herzog Culture

The pope's call to climate action received a lukewarm response from Catholic leaders in the United States.

Suzanne Goldenberg Politics

The oil giant has been suppressing evidence, sowing doubt, and blocking climate action for decades now, a new InsideClimate investigation reveals.

Katie Herzog Technology

San Francisco's startup bus line goes bankrupt. Maybe $6 tickets, wood-paneled interiors, and swiveling barstools weren't a great idea, after all.

Heather Smith Technology

"I don't shower regularly" and more beauty tips from Grist staffers in this embarrassing video.

Ana Sofia Knauf Culture

An "ominous sign of the severity of this drought," researchers said.

Matt Ferner Climate & Energy

Things are looking grim in the Golden State.

Nick Stockton Climate & Energy

Not yet, but scientists have shown that genetically modified microbes can make THC in small amounts.

Suzanne Jacobs Technology

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